New Releases by Jane Clarke

"Jane Clarke is an exceptional nutritionist. She loves food and is a great cook!" Jamie Oliver Eating a good balanced diet is the single biggest contribution you can make to your own health and that of your family’s. Food is a truly empowering force and yet, sadly, many people are both ignorant of its benefits and scared and intimidated by its potential impact. This approachable and informative volume from Jane Clarke, takes us through the ages of our lives – Childhood, Adolescence, Adulthood, Middle Age, Retirement and Old Age. Each section explains what is going on in the body, shares challenges and joys, informs us which foods are best, what to focus on in our diets and the beneficial effects we can expect. Bursting with vital information, sound advice and helpful tips, Good Food for Life is all you need to ensure you eat well, stay healthy and, most importantly, enjoy your food.

Little Knight and Little Dragon can''t wait to start school. But Little Knight goes to school in the day time and Little Dragon goes to school at night... An adorably sweet story in which these very different friends with very different experiences make sure they have time for each other. With an adventure, a feisty princess and a glorious sparkly night scene, this is a wonderful follow up to the hugely successful Knight Time.

David and Lucy have got a new dog from the Rescue Centre, but they don''t know what his name is. What they do know is that he''s ace at digging and he''s got a good nose for fossilized bones. In this humorous holiday adventure story, set on the Isle of Wight, David and Lucy are determined to find out if the bones their dog digs up are real dinosaur bones. Imagine if they''ve discovered a new kind of dinosaur! A dramatic storm and encounter with a local beachcomber eventually lead to the discovery of a complete dinosaur skeleton in the rock cliffs -- and the right name fortheir keen-nosed dog.

Dunkan Dabble won''t answer to his name as he believes he''s Batbird, a superhero that he and his friends watch on TV. Dunkan''s family and friends find him very difficult to live with as Batbird. He plays too roughly and insists on sleeping upside down. But Dunkan becomes a hero overnight by unwttingly saving his family from a prowling fox.

Shortlisted for the CMI Management Book of the Year 2012 http://yearbook.managers.org.uk/the-commuters-read-shortlist Dealing with office politics, conflict and difficult people at work, without compromising your values and integrity, can be tricky. With case studies and examples, Savvy will help you understand colleagues'' behaviour and power dynamics at work, and learn how to negotiate them successfully. Practical and insightful, Savvy will enable you to master the necessary skills to deal with difficult situations. It includes step-by-step advice on how tobuild a network, develop the right mindset, handle conflict, manage your boss, influence others and deal with a bully. Savvy is the essential office survival guide that will help you to boost your career and ensure your professional success.

Eating a good balanced diet is the single biggest contribution you can make to your own health and that of your family’s. Food is a truly empowering force and yet, sadly, many people are both ignorant of its benefits and scared and intimidated of its potential impact. This approachable and informative volume from Jane Clarke, takes us through the ages of our lives – Childhood, Adolescence, Adulthood, Middle Age, Retirement and Old Age. Each section explains what is going on in the body, shares challenges and joys, informs us which foods are best, what to focus on in our diets and the beneficial effects we can expect. Quick and simple ideas will help you or a member of your family feel better right now. As importantly as clinical expertise this book is about eating well, delicious and simple recipes that incorporate all of Jane’s good advice show that it is easy to love food, eat well and stay healthy. "Jane Clarke is an exceptional nutritionist. She loves food and is a great cook!" Jamie Oliver

Daisy the cute border collie puppy was distraught when her owners developed allergies to dogs and were forced to bring her into Battersea Dogs Home. But luckily for her, Sophie spots an advert for the Home on television and persuades her mom and dad that their elderly black Labrador, Morris, would love a new friend to play with! Daisy is terrified of Morris at first, but soon follows him around like his shadow, fetching his favorite toy and pushing her bowl of dinner over to him instead of eating it herself! And when Morris has one of his front legs trapped by a heavy fallen branch in the woods, and doesn''t come inside when he is called, it is loyal little Daisy who leads the family to him!

Find out what Captain Cutlass has kept a secret from his crew in order to not walk the plank.

A honey-loving bear spreads the gooey stuff everywhere, leading to some unwelcome visitors.

One day, Mrs. Stork tells Stanley that Dad is going to fly off and build his own nest. At school, Stanley worries about Dad missing Fathers'' Flyday Friday. But his friend Stella tells him, "Two nests are better than one."

This textbook introduces the necessary fluid dynamics to understand a wide range of astronomical phenomena, from stellar structures to supernovae blast waves, to accretion discs. The authors introduce and derive the fundamental equations.

(back cover) Dippy''s been invited to sleep over at Spike''s house on Friday and he can''t wait! They''ll watch Scarysaurs Go Wild and eat popfern and . . . But there''s one small problem. Dippy wets the bed. Can he be dry by Friday? A delightfully reassuring story for little ones who are tackling sleeping over at a friend''s house for the first time.

Each book in this series is aimed at children aged five and over. Written and illustrated by top authors and illustrators, they feature brightly illustrated rhyming stories with a large text format, which interact to help develop visual literacy.

Wilbur needs to visit the dentist, but is afraid to go until he talks to his grandfather.

Kicky is the only frog who has not yet lost his tail and Croaker teases that he is still a tadpole--until they get in trouble and Kicky''s tail saves the day.

A young hermit crab is perfectly happy with his chipped, too-small shell and his mother insists that he needs a new one to be safe, but they also disagree on whether the new shell should be sensible or spiky and cool.

Dad is smoking again, and his daughter, Ember, has had enough. ''I think you should try to quit, '' she tells him ... At first Dad says that''s the way he likes it. Grown-up dragons always smoke. But he agrees to quir for his family''s sake. Will Dad be able to keep his promise?

A realistic view of current and future conditions in the workplace with food for thought and tools for action to help develop the skills, mindsets and behaviors necessary for success.

BODY FOODS FOR WOMEN is a celebration of the body and its potential. It is about developing a healthy relationship with food, using it to maximise health and control weight, and specifically to treat a number of womans health problems.